Montana farmers urged to seed native grass to restore land
U S soil conservation technicians urge Montana farmers to seed as meek grass seed as possible. Rex F Campbell of Lewis and Clark county soil conservation work unit says many acres should be sown with native or introduced grasses to maximize land use. Meanwhile Knights of Columbus delegates from Butte named for the national convention in New York City August 16 and 17 led by Leo J Riley.
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Montana
U. S
Rex F. Campbell
Lewis and Clark County Soil Conservation Work Unit
Butte
Supreme Convention of the Knights of Columbus
New York City
Leo J. Riley
Grant F. Gainan
Billings
James B. Stone
A. P. Marz
Missoula
Thomas Kearney
Riley
New York
Northwest Airlines Missoula to maintain normal schedule
The Missoula office of Northwest Airlines announced that regular passenger service will continue on its normal schedule despite the use of some unspecified measures. The statement aims to reassure travelers amid ongoing disruptions or adjustments at other locations.
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Missoula
Northwest Airlines
Northwest planes for military transport to Japan and Korea
Northwest Airlines announced a priority system to support military needs with standby equipment on charter flights. They stressed no encroachment on regular passenger seat space and no plans to reduce those services.
Tularemia Case Rise Highlighted At Butte AFL Meet
At the 47th annual AFL Sheep Shearers union No. 1 convention in Butte delegates reported high tularemia incidence over 10 to 15 years among sheep handlers. About 17 percent of workers contracted tularemia, but an encouraging note was the development of a vaccine with strong effectiveness against the disease.
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Butte
AFL Sheep Shearers Union No. 1
North America
Montana Mustard Plantings Lead Nation in 38 000 Acres
Montana produced 38 000 acres of mustard seed this year, the highest in the nation. Officials note this doubles last year’s acreage but stays just over half the five year average from 1944 to 1948. Frost and cold winter damaged fruit buds and reduced expectations for Montana apples and sour cherries. Canyon Constructors began pumping water from the Canyon Ferry dam area between coffer dams as they prepare for actual construction after a leak under the cutoff wall flooded the site last month.
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Montana
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Bureau of Agricultural Economics Bas
Helena — Canyon
Canyon Ferry
Bureau of Reclamation
Legal suits allege false gross admissions at three Montana theaters
Four film companies filed suits in federal court at Great Falls seeking $12,000 in damages. Defendants named include Herbert M. Kluth Helen Am Clavier and the Orpheum Theater Co alleging false and inaccurate statements of gross admission receipts for theaters in Conrad Cut Bank and Shelby.
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Great Falls
Conrad
Cut Bank
Shelby
Herbert M. Kluth
Helen Am. Clavier
The
Orpheum Theater Co
4-H Club Notes Plan Montana Movie and Health Talk
The Big Hole 4-H club met at Kay and Suzanne Thompson’s home on Friday July 14. President Kay Thompson led the meeting which confirmed plans for Caryler Madden to show Montana movies at Fishtrap schoolhouse July 17 and for Dr. H A Stanchfield to give a health talk July 23. Members with beef projects will attend the Deer Lodge judging elimination on Sunday July 23. Reports on June activities were given by Suzanne Thompson Jewell Deane Anderson and Larry Bacon. Mrs Jack Anderson reported on water test results. Birthday cake and ice cream were served for Suzanne Thompson and Ted Christiansen.
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Kay
Suzanne Thompson
Kay Thompson
Caryler Madden
Montana
H. A. Stanchfield
Deer Lodge
Mrs Ruth Smith Accompanied By Daughters On Dillon Visit
Mrs Ruth Smith traveled to Dillon on Tuesday with her daughters Mrs Florence Janen of Chicasio and Mrs Peterson of Milwaukee. They were joined by Carrie Lyons of Canada as part of a family visit and returned home afterward.
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Ruth Smith
Florence Janen
Chicasio
Peterson
Milwaukee
Dillon
Anda
S. Carrie Lyons
Canada
Yearian and Boka wed in Butte Montana
Joan Yearian of Lemhi Idaho and Michael Boka married July 17 at 2 30 p m in Butte Montana. They left for a honeymoon and plan to settle in Sutherlin Oregon. Mr Boka, son of Katherine Boka, served in Europe and was active at Western Montana College of Education. Mrs Yearian grew up in Lemhi County and taught in Twin Bridges.
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Yearian - Boka
Joan Russel Yearian
Lembhi
Idaho
Michael Daniel Boka
Butte
Montana
Russell Yearian
Tommy Yearian
Boka
Katherine Boka
Dillon
Western Montana College of Education
Yeaman
Lemhi County
Salmon
Feldt
Townsend
Broadwater County High School
Navy
Carroll College
Helena
Loren Davis
Lloyd Davis
Jerry Harrison
City Library Issues Report for 1949 1950
The report shows 12 660 books loaned, 2 660 more than last year, and total rentals and fines of 157 62 dollars. Grounds are in good condition and the public is urged to keep them free of paper.
Veteran Welfare official to visit Dillon Thursday
James McCashin of the Veterans Welfare Commission will visit Dillon on Thursday July 27. He can be reached via the Montana State Employment Service for contact and further information.
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Helena
Montana
Alfred R. Anderson
Anderson
James McCashin
Veterans Welfare Commission
Dillon
Montana State Employment Service
Sorenson Apprentice Reporter Heads to Portland Vacation
David Sorenson, Examiner apprentice, leaves Sunday for a vacation trip to Portland Oregon where he will visit his brother and family Mr and Mrs Otto Sorenson.
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David Sorenson
Portland
Oregon
Otto Sorenson
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